┴LL WEDGE COMMANDS ARE SYNTAX ERROR BASED. ╘HIS ADDS ALL THE FUNCTIONS OF A NORMAL ├╚╥╟┼╘ WEDGE BUT DOES NOT SLOW DOWN PROGRAM EXECUTION. ┴ WEDGE COMMAND MUST BE ENTERED ON A LINE OF ITS OWN UNLESS IT CAN BE USED ON A DIRECTORY LISTING. ╬OW, LET'S LOOK AT EACH COMMAND...
@
╘HIS COMMAND WILL DISPLAY THE STATUS OF THE DISK ERROR CHANNEL.
@├[DRIVE #]:[NEWFILE]=[OLDFILE]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL MAKE A SECOND COPY OF A PROGRAM UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME ╧╬ ╘╚┼ ╙┴═┼ ─╔╙╦. ╘HE DRIVE # MUST BE A 0 OR A 1. ╧N SINGLE DRIVE SYSTEMS A ZERO MUST BE USED OR NO DRIVE # SHOULD BE SPECIFIED. ╫E HAVE FOUND THIS COMMAND TOTALLY USELESS IN A DISK BASED SYSTEM (NOTE:SEE THE ╘ COMMAND FOR DUAL DRIVE SYSTEMS). ╫E RECOMMEND WHENEVER USING A 1541 DISK DRIVE, TO SPECIFY A DRIVE NUMBER IF ONE IS OPTIONAL.
@╔0
╘HIS COMMAND IS USED TO INITIALIZE THE DISK DRIVE. ╘HE DRIVE # MUST BE A ZERO OR A ONE, AND AGAIN, WE RECOMMEND THE USE OF A ZERO WITH A 1541 DISK DRIVE.
@╬[DRIVE #]:[DISKNAME],[ID]
╫ITH THIS COMMAND, FORMATTING OF A DISK WILL OCCUR. ╘WO TYPES OF FORMATTING ARE POSSIBLE. ┴ SHORT NEW (FORMAT) WILL OCCUR WHEN YOU TYPE @╬[DRIVE #]:[DISKNAME]. ╚ERE THE DRIVE # MUST BE A 0 OR A 1 OR NOT SPECIFIED. ╧N A SINGLE DRIVE SYSTEM, ZERO WILL BE THE DEFAULT. ╧N A DUAL DRIVE SYSTEM THE LAST DRIVE ACCESSED WILL BE NEWED. ╙HORT NEWING A DISK REWRITES TRACK 18, UPDATING THE ┬┴═ (BLOCK AVAILABILITY MAP) AS IT DOES SO. ╘HE OTHER TYPE OF FORMAT COMMAND WILL ERASE ALL THE INFORMATION ON THE DISK. ╞ULL NEWING HAS TO BE DONE BEFORE A BLANK DISK CAN FUNCTION. ╔N A FULL NEW, A DISK ID MUST BE SELECTED. ╘HE NAME, IN BOTH OF THE VERSIONS OF THE COMMAND, IS A USER-DEFINED STRING OF ALPHA-NUMERICS UP TO 16 CHARACTERS IN LENGTH. ╘HE ID IS A USER-DEFINED STRING OF TWO ALPHA-NUMERICS.
@╤
╘HIS COMMAND WILL STOP WEDGE FUNCTIONS OF THE UTILITY. ╔F A ├╚╥╟┼╘ WEDGE IS BEING USED, THE FIRST @╤ WILL DISABLE ITS COMMANDS AND ALLOW ALL OF THE MASKED ╙UPER ┴IDE COMMANDS TO FUNCTION NORMALLY. ╘HE SECOND @╤ COMMAND WILL KILL ╙UPER ┴IDE'S SYNTAX ERROR-BASED WEDGE FUNCTIONS.
@╥[DRIVE #]:[NEW FILENAME]=[OLD NAME]
╚ERE, RENAMING A FILENAME ON DISK WILL TAKE PLACE. ┬E SURE YOU ENTER THIS COMMAND ON ITS OWN LINE TO PREVENT POSSIBLE UNWANTED AND/OR UNUSUAL FILE NAMES.
@╙[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╘HIS COMMAND IS USED TO SCRATCH A FILE ON A DISK. ╨ATTERN MATCHING MAY ALSO BE USED. ╞OR EXAMPLE: @╙0:╘┼╙╘* WILL SCRATCH ALL FILES ON DRIVE 0 BEGINNING WITH ╘┼╙╘. @╙0:???╘?? WILL SCRATCH ALL FILES EXACTLY SIX CHARACTERS LONG THAT HAVE A ╘ AS THE FOURTH CHARACTER. ╘HIS COMMAND ALSO ALLOWS YOU TO USE IT ON A DIRECTORY LISTING. ┘OU SIMPLY LIST THE DIRECTORY WITH @$[DRIVE #] TO THE SCREEN, CURSOR UP TO THE DESIRED LINE AND ENTER THE COMMAND. ┴LL QUOTE MARKS AND THE ╨╥╟ TO RIGHT OF THE NAME OF THE FILE ARE PARSED AUTOMATICALLY BY THE UTILITY. ╘HE OPERATION IS HIGHLIGHTED, GIVES A DISK STATUS CHECK AND DOES ALL THESE OPERATIONS ON THE SAME DIRECTORY LINE SO OTHER LINES ARE NOT CORRUPTED.
@$[DRIVE #]:[PATTERN]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL LIST THE DIRECTORY OF A DISK TO THE SCREEN. ╬O MATTER WHAT COLORS YOU SELECT TO PROGRAM IN (UNLESS THE SAME TEXT AND BACKGROUND COLORS ARE CHOSEN-NOT REAL PRACTICAL) THE FILE BLOCK COUNT WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED AND INDENTED ONE SPACE. ╨ATTERN MATCHING CAN ALSO BE USED. ╞OR EXAMPLE: @$0:╙* WILL LIST ALL FILES ON A DISK BEGINNING WITH THE LETTER ╙. ┴ SPECIAL FORM OF PATTERN MATCHING IS POSSIBLE ON DIRECTORY LISTINGS. ╞OR EXAMPLE: @$0:*=╨ LISTS PROGRAM FILES ONLY. ╓ARIOUS FILE TYPES ARE POSSIBLE BY REPLACING THE ╨: ╙=╙┼╤ FILE, ╥=╥┼╠ FILE, ╒=╒╙╥ FILE AND ─=─┼╠ FILE. ╘HIS COMMAND DOES NOT AFFECT A PROGRAM THAT IS RESIDENT IN COMPUTER MEMORY.
@#[DEVICE # (8-15)]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL CAUSE ALL ─╧╙ (DISK OPERATING SYSTEM) COMMANDS TO BE SENT TO A SPECIFIED DEVICE NUMBER FROM EIGHT THROUGH FIFTEEN.
@─[DRIVE #]=[DRIVE #]
╘HIS COMMAND IS A DUAL DRIVE COMMAND TO DUPLICATE A DISK. ╘HE DISK IN THE DRIVE SPECIFIED TO THE LEFT OF THE EQUAL SIGN WILL BE FORMATTED AND ALL INFORMATION ON THE DISK IN THE DRIVE SPECIFIED TO THE RIGHT OF THE EQUAL SIGN WILL BE TRANSFERED TO THE NEWLY-FORMATTED DISK. ╞OR EXAMPLE: @─0=1 WILL FORMAT THE DISK IN DRIVE 0 AND COPY ALL THE DATA ON THE DISK IN DRIVE ONE TO IT. ╘HE COPY IS AN EXACT DUPLICATE OF THE SOURCE DISK.
@╘[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╘HIS COMMAND IS A ╙UPER ┴IDE EXCLUSIVE DUAL-DRIVE COMMAND. ╫HEN ENTERED ON A LINE BY ITSELF, IT WILL COPY TO THE SPECIFIED DRIVE FROM THE UNSPECIFIED DRIVE THE FILE NAMED TO THE RIGHT OF THE COLON. ┬OTH DRIVES MUST CONTAIN A FORMATTED DISK. ╘HIS COMMAND MAY ALSO BE USED ON A DIRECTORY LISTING LINE BY SIMPLY OMITTING THE FILENAME TO THE RIGHT OF THE COLON. ╘HE @ SYMBOL MUST BE POSITIONED ON THE FIRST COLUMN OF THE DIRECTORY LINE.
\[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╫ILL LIST A FILE FROM DISK TO THE SCREEN. ╔F ENTERED ON A LINE OF ITS OWN, A FILENAME MUST BE SPECIFIED. ╠EADING SPACES MAY BE READ BY EITHER ENCLOSING THE FILENAME IN QUOTES OR USING QUESTION MARKS FOR AS MANY LEADING SPACES AS THE FILENAME CONTAINS. ├OMPLETE PATTERN MATCHING IS SUPPORTED. ╘HE COMMAND WILL ALSO WORK TO THE LEFT OF A FILENAME ON A DIRECTORY LISTING. ╘HIS COMMAND WILL LIST PROGRAMS, SEQUENTIAL FILES, RELATIVE FILES, USER FILES AND DELETED FILES. (╬OT SCRATCHED FILES-UNDOCUMENTED, DELETED FILES). ╨ROGRAM FILES WILL BE FORMATTED CORRECTLY TO THE SCREEN SO PROGRAM LINES CAN BE SNITCHED.
&8[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╥ETURNS THE LOAD ADDRESS OF A SPECIFIED PROGRAM FILE. ╔T MAY BE USED ON A LINE BY ITSELF OR TO THE LEFT OF A DIRECTORY LISTING. ╨ATTERN MATCHING IS, OF COURSE, USABLE.
/8[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╨ERFORMS A ┬┴╙╔├ LOAD OF A PROGRAM FILE. ╔T CAN BE USED ON A LINE OF ITS OWN OR TO THE LEFT OF THE LISTING OF A DIRECTORY. ├OMPLETE USE OF PATTERN MATCHING IS SUPPORTED. ╔N ADDITION, DIRECTORY LISTINGS WILL NOT BE CORRUPTED BY THE COMMAND. ┴LL INFO IS PRINTED ON THE SAME LINE AND A DISK STATUS CHECK IS PERFORMED WHEN DONE.
%8[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╨ERFORMS A MACHINE LANGUAGE LOAD OF A PROGRAM. ╨ATTERN MATCHING IS SUPPORTED AND THE COMMAND MAY BE USED ON A LINE OF ITS OWN OR TO THE LEFT OF A DIRECTORY LISTING. ╔T IS NON-DESTRUCTIVE TO OTHER LINES ON THE DIRECTORY LISTING. ╨OINTERS ARE NOT AFFECTED BY THIS TYPE OF LOAD SO ┬┴╙╔├ WILL OPERATE NORMALLY.
^8[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╠OADS AND RUNS A ┬┴╙╔├ PROGRAM. ╔T MAY BE USED ON A LINE BY ITSELF OR TO THE LEFT OF THE DIRECTORY LISTING.
(BACK-ARROW)[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╨ERFORMS A SAVE OF A ┬┴╙╔├ PROGRAM THAT IS PRESENTLY IN THE MEMORY OF THE COMPUTER. ╔T CAN BE USED ON A LINE BY ITSELF OR TO THE LEFT OF A DIRECTORY LISTING.
*├╚ /╘HIS/╘O ╘HAT/,[LINE # RANGE]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL PERFORM A GLOBAL SEARCH AND REPLACE OF ONE SPECIFIED STRING TO A SECOND SPECIFIED STRING. ╚ERE, SLASHES ARE USED AS DELIMITERS. ┴ DIFFERENT CHARACTER MAY BE USED AS YOU DEEM NECESSARY. ┴S AN EXAMPLE: *├╚ .╨╥╔╬╘.╨╥╔╬╘#4. WILL CHANGE ALL ╨╥╔╬╘S TO ╨╥╔╬╘#4S. ╠INE # RANGES MAY HAVE THE FORM -100, 100-200, & 200-.
*┴╒ [BEGINNING LINE #],[INCREMENT]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL INITIATE AUTO LINE NUMBERING. ┘OU MUST SPECIFY A LEGAL LINE NUMBER FOLLOWED BY THE INCREMENT YOU WANT BETWEEN LINE NUMBERS. ┴ ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY PRESS AFTER A LINE PROMPT BEFORE ENTERING ANY OTHER INFO WILL EXIT.
*╞╔ .[╞IND ╘HIS].8,[LINE RANGE]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL SEARCH A PROGRAM IN ┬┴╙╔├ MEMORY FOR A DEFINED STRING. ╘HE STRING IS BETWEEN DELIMITERS (HERE, WE ARE USING PERIODS). ┴ RANGE OF LINE NUMBERS MAY BE SELECTED IN A FORMAT AS FOLLOWS: 100-, 100-200, OR 200-. ╞OR EXAMPLE: *╞╔ .╟╧╙╒┬.,100-200 WILL FIND ╟╧╙╒┬S BETWEEN 100 & 200 INCLUSIVE.
*─┼ [LINE # RANGE]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL DELETE A SPECIFIED RANGE OF LINE NUMBERS INCLUSIVE. ╞OR EXAMPLE: *─┼ 100-200 DELETES LINES 100 THROUGH 200 (INCLUDING LINES 100 & 200). ╠INE NUMBER RANGES MAY HAVE THE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING FORMATS: 100-, 100-200 AND 200-.
*┴╨[DRIVE #]:[FILENAME]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL APPEND A ┬┴╙╔├ FILE ON DISK TO A ┬┴╙╔├ PROGRAM IN MEMORY. ╘HE RESPONSIBILITY OF CONSECUTIVE LINE NUMBERS IS YOURS. ╘HE COMMAND MAY BE USED ON A LINE OF ITS OWN OR TO THE LEFT OF A DIRECTORY LISTING. E.G.: *┴╨ ╥2 WILL APPEND A FILE NAMED ╥2.
*╬╒ [STARTING LINE #],[INCREMENT]
╘HIS COMMAND WILL INITIATE LINE RENUMBERING. ┴ STARTING LINE NUMBER AS WELL AS INCREMENT MUST BE SPECIFIED. ╔N ADDITION, TRUE PARTIAL RENUMBERING IS POSSIBLE BY SPECIFYING A RANGE OF LINE NUMBERS. ╘HE UTILITY WILL NOT LET YOU MAKE CHOICES THAT ARE OUT OF RANGE AS THESE COULD DESTROY YOUR ┬┴╙╔├ PROGRAM BEYOND POSSIBLE RESURRECTION. ┴LL TARGETED LINE NUMBERS ARE, OF COURSE, HANDLED (I.E. ╟╧╘╧S, ╟╧╙╒┬S, ╧╬S, ETC.). ┴S EXAMPLES: *╬╒ 100,10 WILL RENUMBER AN ENTIRE PROGRAM IN MEMORY BEGINNING WITH LINE 100 AND IN STEPS OF 10. *╬╒ 100,2,100-150 WILL RENUMBER FROM 100-150 IN STEPS OF TWO. ╥ANGES MAY BE: -100, 100-200, AND 200-
@╓[DRIVE #]
╨ERFORMS A DISK VALIDATE (COLLECT). ╒SE AFTER REPEATED USE OF THE DISK OR IF SPLAT FILES EVER APPEAR. ╬┼╓┼╥ ATTEMPT TO SCRATCH A SPLAT FILE. ┴LWAYS USE VALIDATE.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╦EY (╬═╔) ├OMMANDS
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╘HE COMMANDS IN THIS PORTION OF THE UTILITY HAVE INTERESTING CAPABILITIES. ╫HEN ACCESSED, ╙UPER ┴IDE FREEZES THE ACTIVITY OF THE COMPUTER AND ALLOWS TWENTY-FOUR UNIQUE FUNCTIONS TO BE UTILIZED. ┴LL COMMANDS ARE INITIATED BY FIRST PRESSING THE ╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ KEY. ╘HE ├OMMODORE 64 HAS A RATHER STUBBORN KEYPRESS ON THIS KEY. ┴S A RESULT, YOU NORMALLY CAN'T BE SURE IF THE KEY WAS REALLY READ. ╙UPER ┴IDE WILL ALERT YOU WHEN A KEY READ HAS ACTUALLY OCCURED BY CHANGING THE BORDER COLOR. ┴T THAT POINT A SECOND KEY WILL DETERMINE THE ACTION OF THE UTILITY. ┴ ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY WILL EXIT AN ACCIDENTAL PRESS OF THE ╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ KEY. ╘HESE COMMANDS MAY NOT BE STACKED AS THE ╬═╔ IS DISABLED WHEN ENTRY TO ANY COMMAND OCCURS.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ├ [├][┬][┼] (SECONDARY KEY PRESSES)
╘HIS COMMAND ALLOWS EASY SCREEN COLOR CHANGES. ╫HEN THE ├ IS PRESSED, BORDER COLOR IS RETURNED TO WHAT IT WAS PRIOR TO THE ╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ KEY PRESS. ╘HEN, THE ├ KEY WILL REPEATABLY CHANGE TEXT COLOR, THE ┬ KEY WILL REPEATABLY CHANGE THE BACKGROUND COLOR AND THE ┼ KEY WILL REPEATABLY CHANGE THE EDGE COLOR. ╘HE ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY EXITS THE ROUTINE.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╨
╘HIS COMMAND MAKES THE PRINTER ECHO ALL CHARACTERS PRINTED TO THE SCREEN.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╧
╘HIS COMMAND TURNS PRINTER ECHOING OFF.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╬ [NUMBER]
╘HIS COMMAND DOES NUMBER CONVERSIONS. ╬UMBERS MAY BE ENTERED IN THREE BASES. ┴ SPECIAL SYMBOL PRECEEDS THE NUMBER TO SPECIFY THE BASE (NO SYMBOL=BASE 10 $=BASE 16 [HEXADECIMAL] AND %=BASE 2 [BINARY]). ╘HE ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY IMMEDIATELY AFTER A PROMPT WILL EXIT THE ROUTINE. ╘HE ORIGINAL SCREEN PRESENT WHEN THIS OPTION WAS SELECTED IS RETURNED UPON COMPLETION...┼╪┴├╘╠┘ AS IT WAS.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ─
╘HIS COMMAND WILL CAUSE A SCREEN DUMP TO PRINTER OF THE CURRENTLY DISPLAYED LOW-RES SCREEN. ╘HIS CAN BE DONE FROM DIRECT MODE OR DURING A PROGRAM RUN. ╔F THE PRINTER IS NOT TURNED ON OR IS IMPROPERLY SEQUENCED, THE DUMP WILL BE DONE TO THE SCREEN INSTEAD. ╬ORMALLY, TURNING YOUR PRINTER OFF AND ON SOLVES SEQUENCING PROBLEMS.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╚
╘HIS RECALLS HELP SCREEN #1. ╨RESSING THE ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY WILL EXIT THE SCREEN. ╒PON EXITING, THE ORIGINAL SCREEN THAT WAS BEING VIEWED WHEN THE ROUTINE WAS ENTERED WILL BE EXACTLY REPLACED.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╒
╘HIS DISPLAYS HELP SCREEN #2.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╥
╘HIS COMMAND TOGGLES REPEATING KEYS. ╬ORMALLY ONLY SELECTED KEYS (SUCH AS THE SPACE BAR, CURSOR KEYS, ETC.) WILL REPEAT WHEN THE KEY IS DEPRESSED AND HELD DOWN. ╘HE ╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╥ COMMAND WILL WITH THE FIRST PRESS, CAUSE ALL KEYS TO REPEAT. ┴ SECOND PRESS RETURNS THINGS TO THE NORMAL DEFAULT CONDITION.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╦
╘HIS COMMAND WILL CAUSE A COMPLETE SYSTEM RESET. ╔F DONE BY ACCIDENT, THE UTILITY MAY BE RECOVERED BY A ┬╔╬┴╥┘ (,8,1) LOAD OF FILE "1". ╔F A ┬┴╙╔├ PROGRAM MUST BE RESURRECTED AS WELL, USE THE UNNEW COMMAND AT ONCE AFTER REACTIVATING ╙UPER ┴IDE.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╙
╘HIS COMMAND WILL PROMPT YOU FOR A FILENAME (EITHER ┬┴╙╔├ OR ═╠) AND THEN GIVE YOU THE STARTING ADDRESS, ENDING ADDRESS AND LENGTH OF THE FILE IN BOTH DECIMAL (BASE 10) AND HEX (BASE 16).
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╘
╘HIS WILL TURN ON A SIMPLISTIC TRACE ROUTINE. ╠INE NUMBERS AND COMMANDS ARE AT THE TOP RIGHT OF THE SCREEN. ╙PEED MAY BE VARIED AT THE INITIAL PROMPT OF THE COMMAND.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╪
╘HIS WILL TURN THE TRACE FUNCTION OFF.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╓
╘HIS COMMAND WILL LIST ALL CURRENT VARIABLES TO THE SCREEN. ╔F A PROGRAM IS RUNNING WHEN THIS COMMAND IS EXECUTED, A SYSTEM CRASH MAY RESULT IF THE PROGRAM IS IN THE MIDDLE OF UPDATING A VARIABLE POINTER. ╘HE ODDS OF THIS HAPPENING ARE LOW BUT, NONE THE LESS, STILL THERE. ╫E RECOMMEND A ╙╘╧╨ IN A PROGRAM AND THEN CALLING THE COMMAND.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╔
╘HIS COMMAND WILL RESTORE A ┬┴╙╔├ PROGRAM THAT WAS ACCIDENTIALLY NEWED. ╔N ADDITION, IT CAN BE USED IN A UTILITY REACTIVATION (╙EE THE ╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╦ COMMAND).
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╞
─EFINABLE FUNCTION KEYS ARE ACCESSED THROUGH THIS COMMAND. ╒SE THE COMMAND ON A BLANK LINE. ┴FTER PRESSING THE ╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ KEY AND THE ╞ KEY, ENTER THE # OF THE FUNCTION KEY YOU WISH TO DEFINE FOLLOWED BY A COMMA. ╘EN ├HARACTERS OR LESS MAY THEN BE DEFINED. ┴ ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY ENTERS THE DEFINITION. ┴ BACK-ARROW USED WITHIN A DEFINITION SIGNIFIES A ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY PRESS.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ═
╘HIS COMMAND WILL TRANSFER YOU TO A MACHINE LANGUAGE MONITOR IF ONE WAS INITIALLY SELECTED FROM THE OPTIONS MENU. ╔T IS PREFERABLE TO USE THIS METHOD OF ENTRY RATHER THAN A SYS WHEN THE UTILITY IS ACTIVE. ╘HIS WILL KEEP THE STACK NICE AND TIDY. ╙EE THE DISCUSSION ABOUT ╪-═ON 64 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO USE THE MONITOR.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ┴
╘HIS COMMAND WILL TRANSFER CONTROL TO THE LOW-RES SCREEN EDITOR. ╞OR MORE ON HOW TO USE THE FEATURES IN THIS ASPECT OF THE UTILITY, ╙EE THE SECTION OF THESE DOCS THAT IS DEVOTED TO SCREEN EDITING.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ╠
╘HIS WILL TOGGLE DOUBLE SPACING TO THE SCREEN AND/OR THE PRINTER. ╙ELECTING THE COMMAND A SECOND TIME RETURNS THE SYSTEM TO NORMAL.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ \ (POUND SIGN)
╘HIS COMMAND WILL ALLOW YOU TO VIEW A SPECIFIC RECORD IN A RELATIVE FILE. ╧N-SCREEN PROMPTS GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE ROUTINE. ╘HE ORIGINAL SCREEN IS PUT BACK AND THE ROUTINE IS EXITED WHEN A ╥┼╘╒╥╬ KEY PRESS FOLLOWS A PROMPT.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ ^ (UP-ARROW)
╘HIS TOGGLES ┬┴╙╔├ SCROLLING.
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ @
╘HIS COMMAND WILL PERFORM A ╞╥┼(0).
╥┼╙╘╧╥┼ (BACK-ARROW)
╘HIS WILL RETURN THE LOCATION OF THE START OF VARIABLES POINTER.
